Canada Council for the Arts: When kids find the arts, communities feel the impact
Article from the Canada Council for the Arts highlighting the impact on theatre and youth.
Article from the Canada Council for the Arts highlighting the impact on theatre and youth.
Article from the Canada Council for the Arts highlighting the benefits of Social Prescription and some incredible programs across Canada.
“Imagine if arts programs were considered part of our national strategy to combat mental illness and loneliness?”
“When we encounter art — whether it’s a painting, dance, music or story — our brains engage networks tied to emotion, memory and empathy.”
“the toolkit” is a workshop series designed to bring together a community of like-minded artists who use their practices to serve the greater good.
The Walrus: Music reduces pain, increases resilience, and reconnects Alzheimer’s patients with their memories. It’s time for science to take it seriously
CNN article on the benefits of arts and crafts on your mental health according to studies published in Frontiers in Public Health.
“The creative process invites doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to remember what it means to be human, to be vulnerable.”
“The University of Colorado research team has spent nearly two decades studying work-related stress” says this article.
Article on the benefits of social prescribing, published on Scientific American.